A millenarian offshoot of Ismaili Shiism founded in the tenth century, known for its esoteric teachings and strict monotheism.
Ismaili propagandist and poet whose poetry provides autobiographical insights into the moral, intellectual, theological, and cultural landscape of his time.
Prominent early Ismaili dai and author known for his complex metaphysical writings.
A major branch of Ismaili Shia Islam recognized by unique doctrinal positions, historical evolution, and leadership under the lineage of the Aga Khans.
